Sardines and Wine Summer Art Print
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. A simple oak or black frame keeps the folk character intact.
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. A simple oak or black frame keeps the folk character intact.
Original: $19.95
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$6.98Description
Too much beige. Not enough deep red. This fixes that.
Drop this above the kitchen table and the room stops feeling like a showroom. The wine glasses and fish give you something to talk about over dinner — a bit of warmth, a bit of humour, a clear nod to long lunches and lemon on everything.
Hang it above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, or in a galley kitchen where you need one strong piece rather than a cluster. Eye-level works; slightly low above a sideboard works too.
Pair with pine or oak furniture, rattan seating, linen runners and stoneware in cream and dark blue. Terracotta pots and a bowl of real lemons echo the warm yellow on the print.
Don't bury it next to cool grey minimalism or chrome — the warmth gets fought rather than carried. A simple oak or black frame keeps the folk character intact.
